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Supreme Court denies state’s attempt to block transgender inmate’s surgery
The ruling is a rare victory for LGBTQ rights at the Supreme Court.
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SCOTUS Justice Clarence Thomas may not be in court tomorrow. He can still rule against LGBTQ rights.
A Supreme Court justice doesn’t have to listen to arguments in person to make a decision.
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Clarence Thomas suggests the Supreme Court’s marriage equality ruling should be overturned
The Supreme Court punted on another case involving an anti-gay baker, but the biggest impact on marriage equality may have happened in an entirely different case.
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Trump met with anti-LGBTQ activists led by a Supreme Court justice’s wife
The meeting was arranged after Clarence and Ginni Thomas had dinner with the Trumps.
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There’s less than a 50% chance that all conservative Supreme Court justices will be alive in 2026
A look at the mortality tables for the conservative justices finds that there’s only a 50% chance all of them will be alive in eight years.
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Conservative Christians want the Supreme Court to overturn conversion therapy bans
The Court just issued a ruling in favor of conservative free speech. Could the “free speech” of conversion therapists be next?
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That narrow Supreme Court decision may not stay narrow for long
Just as they did with the first marriage equality case, the justices kicked the can down the road – but what happens when the road ends?
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After Florida shooting, Clarence Thomas complains courts puts gay rights above gun rights
Even obvious allies like Pat Robertson aren’t as enthusiastic for gun rights as the Supreme Court justice.
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Is this the end of the LGBTQ movement as we know it?
The way ahead is not just gloomy, says Brynn Tannehill. It looks like a dead end.
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What Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court rulings so far tells us (Hint: It’s not good)
Trump said he wanted to appoint a justice in the mold of the belated Justice Antonin Scalia, and it is clear now that he managed to pull it off.